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Message: [QUOTE="DaFrench1, post: 642725, member: 23540"] [b]Databases[/b] I don't use Pokertracker or anything like that. But using those databases are you able to differentiate between hands you got from different sites and game types? or do they all get merged into one big db? Why do I want to do this? You should know my views on internet casinos and gambling, if not check out the Absolute scandal thread. I think that should have been a wake up call to everyone as to the possibilities of fraudulence that we risk playing these sites and to start taking our heads out of the sand. I suspect that Pokerstars uses 'set-up' hands in large field MTT's (freeroll-$4 range) in order to eliminate players quicker by putting loads of good hands up against each other. There, that's my cards on the table. Quicker eliminations=quicker tournaments=more available players to plough more money (+rake) into something else. I have one small sample of 100 hands that shows this is a possibility. I would like more to validate and I will take the time to sift through it and report back so you know where you stand too. If it turns to be clean then fair enough, I will put money there and play. But I need to see the proof for myself and I for one don't think that the word of site operators and 'independent auditors' or the KGC (of which Pokerstar's is affiliated to) can be taken as re-assurance. I would go even further to say that after I complete this I would also like to repeat the test on other sites and see where we stand on them too. I mean is nobody doing anything like this already? we have truly no safeguards in online poker at the moment. But we have the data to monitor and flag things (like with the Absolute rigging scandal). Please assist me in accomplising this by: 1). requesting your last 100 MTT hands (Pokerstars) 2). send to me at [EMAIL="BigFrench1@gmail.com"]BigFrench1@gmail.com[/EMAIL] [/QUOTE]

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